Bollywood actor Govinda and his wife Sunita Ahuja have been the subject of widespread speculation following reports suggesting their separation after 37 years of marriage. According to a report, the couple has been living separately for some time, though neither Govinda nor Sunita Ahuja has made an official statement regarding the divorce rumours.
Reports indicate that differences in lifestyle choices have contributed to the rift between them. A report by Bollywood Now claimed that Govinda’s alleged relationship with a Marathi actress played a role in the separation.
In an interview, Sunita Ahuja spoke about their living arrangement, explaining that they largely reside apart due to Govinda’s work schedule.
“We have two houses, we have a bungalow opposite our apartment. I have my temple and my kids in the flat. We live in the flat whereas he gets late after his meetings. He loves talking so he’ll gather 10 people and sit chatting with them. Whereas me, my son, and my daughter live together, but we hardly talk because I feel if you end up wasting your energy by talking too much,” she said.
Amid ongoing rumours, a news oulted quoted a source stating that Sunita Ahuja had sent a separation notice a few months ago, but no further action had been taken.
Meanwhile, Govinda’s manager, Shashi Sinha, informed, “There have been issues between the couple due to certain statements made by certain members of the family. There is nothing more to it, and Govinda is in the process of starting a new film, which is why artists have been visiting the office. We are trying to resolve it.”
During the interview, Sunita Ahuja laughed when asked about Govinda’s romantic side. “I have told him that in my next life, he should not be my husband. He doesn’t go on holidays. I am a person who wants to go out with her husband and eat pani-puri on the streets. He spent too much time working. I don’t recall a single instance when we both went out to watch a movie,” she said.
Govinda and Sunita Ahuja married in March 1987 but only announced their wedding after the birth of their daughter, Tina, in 1988. They later had a son, Yashvardhan, in 1997.
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